The message here is pretty simple: Mother Nature ain't fucking around. Wanna play games with her? She will end you.
Couple o' fun facts about the music: this is our first song featuring the fantastic Lo Marie on vocals (there are more on the way, too); and the rhythm tracks were recorded live, with no editing in post. Even Lo's vocal is mostly from one straight pass. We grabbed a few bits from other takes if she did something extra cool on a given line, but we could have kept the first take straight through and it still would have rocked.
I go about the tasks of ordinary life And find there’s always more ahead For all the work is not enough to counteract The virus mindset
And as the poison spreads my way You can’t get me. Come get me! Our very home you would betray Red rover, come on over here
Hear the Redwood calling out With an audible shout Revolution stigmatized, But the end it justifies
Upon the mountainside is where I make my rest With shades of green upon the ground Watching the plague approach it breaks my homesick heart Where green is burnt and black
And as the poison spreads my way Well, come get me. You can’t get me! Our very home you would betray Red rover, come on over here
Hear the Redwood calling out With an audible shout Revolution stigmatized, But the end it justifies
And as the poison spreads my way Well, come get me. You can’t get me! Our very home you would betray Red rover, come on over here
Tag, you’re it, it’s your turn to move Revolution justified Rover, rover, come on over Revolution justified Tag, you’re it, it’s your time to move Revolution justified Tag, you’re it, it’s your turn to move Rover, rover, come on over
credits:
Lou Caldarola: drum kit Chris Huntington: guitar Lo Marie: vocals Conrad St. Clair: bass, piccolo bass, keyboards, programming Mike Stehr: keyboards
engineered/edited/mixed by Conrad St. Clair at The Dept. Of Works mastered by Jay Frigoletto at Mastersuite artwork by Manon Miet produced by Kicksville |